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Well, this sucks huge. h/t Hacker News
The crack uses a serious security flaw in the Disqus API:s, enabling the extraction of MD5 hashes of user e-mail addresses. By matching the MD5 hashes by brute force vs an e-mail database users are identified. Example of the attack vector, as revealed by Twitter user chmod007, security engineer David Remahl.
https://disqus.com/api/3.0/users/details.json?user=username:USERNAME&api_secret=secret
The Disqus commenting system has over 50 million users world wide and is used by 750 000 media sites and blogs (Wikipedia). They are no longer necessarily anonymous. Update: Looking for 150 million e-mail addresses to match vs Disqus accounts? Download the 150 million user e-mails from the intrusion into Adobe's user database.
